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Show TV F are I i, v NBC Nabs Rona Barrett By Peter J. Boyer Associated Press Wnter LOS ANGELES Entertainment reporter Rons Barrett will leave ABC to NBCs "Tomorrow show this fail, the networks announced, Miss Barrett. who played an role in rallying ABCs "Good Morning America show to even terms with NBCs "Today, also will make Claims Loyal Following "Rona Barrett is already a major television star with a loyal following. I have always believed that her talent and creativity never were properly tapped. I am thrilled that we at NBC will be working to broaden her television exposure." An NBC spokesman said Miss Barrett would be the West Coast anchor person of the revamped Tomorrow with Tom Snyder, who show, currently runs the show solo from New York. Tomorrow expands from an hour to 0 minutes in September, when Johnny Carsons "Tonight Show loses its last half hour, f k. i ' jT"h-regul- ' appear-a n c e s o n g?,' ' under "Today the terms of her new contract, an NBC spokesman i ,ik' Inbuilt', Salm ( itiii Smith ters. Rona has mad an important contribution, and we wish her well. Neither ABC nor a spokesman for Miss Barrett would say what her ABC salary had been. Brandon Tartikoff. president of NBCs entertainment division, said co-ho- st instrumental hr Sail , J Rona Barrett NBC has been looking for a Rona type, as one network staffer put it. in an effort to slow the encroachment Possible Series? "Good Morning America has made in the last IB months on what has Miss Barrett also wil) record primethe time celebrity specials for NBC, simitraditionally been NBC territory lar to those she did while at ABC, and early morning hours NBC made Miss Barrett a news "shell be Involved In the development e series, an correspondent, something ABC refused of a possible prime-timto do. Miss Barrett said in an interview NBC spokesman said. that was what prompted her move. There had been some resistance by Today show principals, most notably ABC Issues Statement to imitation anchorman Tom One source said ABC President Fred of the show-bizz- y Brokaw, Good Morning Pierce "was on the phone with Bona all America show. But Miss Barrett has morning, pleading with her to stay, on a campaign to change her .been but when talks fell through, ABC issued image from gossip columnist to this statement: entertainment industry reporter, " Entertainment reporter luma Barand that will probably be used to sell rett will not be returning to ABC her to Today resisters. televisions Good Morning America Her Tomorrow duties are not yet when her contract expires Oct. 24. cleariy defined, though it seems likely "Negotiations reached an impasse her segment of the newly divided show following an inability to come to will feature celebrity interviews and agreement on salary and other mat- - guest performances. 881- duv , . 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